As the 28th anniversary of Princess Diana’s passing approached, few believed her two sons — estranged for years — would share more than parallel tributes. Yet in a moment that stunned royal watchers, Prince William and Prince Harry came together in private at their mother’s final resting place, setting aside the rift that has defined headlines for so long.
As the 28th anniversary of Princess Diana’s death nears, William and Harry remain estranged but continue to honor their mother through their public work
On July 16, as the 28th anniversary of his mother Princess Diana’s death loomed, Prince Harry took a poignant walk through a minefield in Angola, retracing the brave steps Diana took nearly three decades ago to shine a light on the hidden horrors of war. Just weeks earlier, on what would have been their mother’s 64th birthday, July 1, Prince William honored her legacy in Sheffield, England, celebrating the second anniversary of Homewards — his mission to end homelessness, an issue Diana championed and introduced her sons to.
